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I have a Porter-Cable pancake compressor, made in 1999, which currently
tends to show sparks from the motor housing when it is running. The other day, it quit completely and then today, when I tested it, the motor fired right up. 1) any one have any idea what the problem might be? bad brushes? 2) something I can do myself or do I need to take it to the shop? the one place around the corner seemed to think it would need a new motor/pump combo, at a cost of $150. Yes, they too thought that was silly. But, then again, that is when I told them that it was dead. I don't know what they would say if I showed them the current behavior. thanks in advance. |
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